I've only read three Arsenal books. The first was Fever Pitch, which I'm sure most people here already know about. It's a phenomenal book, and could be enjoyed by any sports fan, but it seems even more special for Arsenal supporters. The second was Arsène Wenger - The Biography by Xavier Rivoire. I found it quite interesting, and about half of it was pre-Arsenal material.

The third Arsenal book I read was "Arsenal from the heart" by Bob Wall...it was written in 1970, just before we won our first double, so it's one of the most sincere and well written football books I've read, from a guy that was with Arsenal from the Chapman era onwards...in fact, anyone who's a Gooner and wants to know more about our History pre '70's should read it.

Never got about to reading too many autobiographies but certainly will once I finish my SPM this year. Also the one book that I really want to read is 'Arsenal:The Making of a Modern Super-Club'.